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[SSCTREND]

Hi Christian,

Many thanks for your help. It has been very  competent and professional.

I have solved my problem perfectly.

Have a nice day J

Claus Roswall / IT Consult

Gouda Travel Insurance

[SSCTREND]

Hi Christian,

I solved my first problem but now I got another issue.

The clients cannot update from OSCE server and new installed client are not showed in the webconsole.

They get this messaged:

Unable to connect to the server, There may be a problem with the server or the network

Claus Roswall / IT Consult

Gouda Travel Insurance

[ChrisKo]

Sorry to hear that.

Please check the communication from client to server by calling this URL in a Browser:

http://"server-ip":"server-port"/officescan/cgi/cgionstart.exe

It should give an "-2"

Then You should check the IIS logs under W3SVC3

Regards

[SSCTREND]

When I put that in a browser on the Client i will get this error(see Trend_03)

If i run it on the OSCE server i works fine - (se Trend_04)

 I have tried to run Ipxfer on the client but with no lock..

[SSCTREND]

Hi,

Correction, I can only run this command if I briowse from the IIS Manager.

[ChrisKo]

I would once again run the Svrsvcsetup.exe with this parameters:

-BackupAosReg

(delete all Officescan, LWCS or SSS Websites afterwards)

-uninstall

-install

-setprivilege

-enablessl

-RestoreAosReg

Regards

[SSCTREND]

Hi Christian,

Thanks for the solution. Office Scan now works perfectly again and all clients are now updated correctly. However, I then saw the red cross back on the Office Scan icon in the taskbar.

I solved the problem by creating a new Application Pool and then assign the SSS server for the Application Pool. Everything is now perfectly

Many thanks for your help.